Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Dally, Suhdays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenne, cor. lth St., a YEE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONPANT, & B. RACKPRANN, Prestdent, ——__.——— ING STAG ts served by carriers to Ee Raa Tex Cents rex WEEK, or Forrt Bore Crem orp Mura Opie at fue Cougar Two Cente cnc! 7 mail—three mouths, fix months, €3.00; one year, 88. 4 1B WEEKLY STAR—Published Friday—91.83 | “a SF Invariably tp ads ance, ip Doth cases, 6nd — BO paper sent longer than paid for. Bates of advertising fornished on application. STS . Wall Street To-day ) New Youx, Apri 2 — - Se ‘ime the caim Fantomas storm. A gratify- ‘ ing feature of the f > a ok for mercantile paper, paper vkers re ¢: forting a large business. one firm having ye , Jay Sid 516,00 at very reasonable Fates. ‘ Corrency ts coming back the Interior in large amounts. and legal temiers now form an important part of the rece The May in terest an the pubic debt will begin to come ©.t 4 wthout mbate on Thursday or Frid: ae , effect of which on bank reserves will be favor - x avie. Op call ans secured by stack col!!! eval, ratex up to the time of writing i ¥ have ra: from 7 percent. gold tel. ps day, with most of ¢ mens a!) 64 andl | . 41—NE. 6.268. TWO CENTS. ; WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1873. these romors, in view of the lange cur- rency receipts, are discrediied in bank circles, Gold opened” at 17. advanced to 1) ———— ——— — 5 we ~ WN. amt bas since fallen te \. On gold lea a * STATISTICAL Mieston.—J. R. Dodge, who rates have ranged from “fiat” to © per cent. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING. STAR, _[sstteinasthatd by the Prossontsesne of | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR | joi.,") Erman rtchange fe ap'sm Wares rg em Fine Ole Bre Whisky, the honorary commaiialontrs % the Vieuna ex This Afterneon’s Dispatches. Tota ange “aay es x oor “ a hye vy : Om, will give ime mainly im sight or dem: i d bills are | ca Sorguencian WEDNESDAY wari dg Bins Oid Rye Whisky. Washington News and Gossip. gation of European statistical evstems, avi | ASSOCIATED PRRSS REPORTS. | j,'nd sh pamenisic eee ent wll ae Me ARS - ine . ——— ¢ —_ _. | to the extension © facilities of vision —— + - GnaXt MATINEE SAT lINSTRELS, Fine Od ees Wane; Ixrerxat Revexve—The receipts from this | of the Department of Agriculture. The fea THE MODOC CHANGE OF BAS: sterling loans Government bonds & Bhi work gaat J. Ho MAVERLY, Masiagy 4 Fine Ol Bye Whisky, | Source to-day were $145,505.04. bility of an international system of crop repor's = mith 4 good demawt trom foreige t a “ Fran oe i ui rom the syndica TP UNING, AND. SEPATRING. POLISHING bla yet ag an sores aa hae ‘Fore Tae Prestpent was serenaded and a recep- | ¥' i LATEST FROM THE FRONT. nto AND VARNISHING PIANOS AND, NGE OF PROGRAM Por ond, Cngteeratees, tion was given to Misa Nellie Grant at the resi- | Commusstoner DoveLass has issued onier- —en The Awful Storm im " Paes ert oe OWA SBENY Botte Fa cts ae. an i br wae | Sac sen cee eo me © | Seale e mire eens ew are soe inet uence rors Wemece canesores 6 Ew ; fs the article we hava now fold for upwards ; aprortion ols , oa ao Bocthoret corner of Penusylvanie avenus;’ over | Nobodies of five yours with universal satisfaction, putupia | St-Louislastevening. collectors, exeept thore showing the int of pee, | RESULTS OF LANT WEEK'S FIGH Sr. Love, April 22.—The Democrat prints the fete youn este Seren Se premres, Fees 8 Dard BOOKER: Song ant Dance Artist large bottles at One Dollar per bottle, oF Can be had Carr. 8. R. FRANKLIN has been detached | Son tarchialeeice eine aunt to the dorar ING. follow! eh josie! Iretre ments genernily. malo-tr SANG BROS sald WAFREETHCcwith | “@aNbtice that we will return the mone if this | from the naval station at New London, Cone., | 2st This order is issued preparatory By HK, oF ae te 2 USTAV KUHN, PRACTICAL PIANO Ma- ORCHESTRA AND BRASS BAND, Wok does notgive satisfaction or preve as repre- | and ordered to command the Wabash in the _—— the — Of assessor which will t railroad came {i ng. Reports ot the G Bah oONeh, Ff ag le OA Oe SRE Ne aaa | | aiee ns cetemaiaitacks dt Paiilecila Whake Port, European feet. He will sail for Europe on the | fone.on the oh of May, in accordance w late storm shew it te have licen the moe’ a . " f Mnscatel, Hock and Claret; also, | 3tst of 3 ever known here. Men were frozen to ceived st KABBS Jowsity Store, 629 Pa. rt Sherry, Angelica, , a ir pat paar Mae a ol . on white tr arc-yand st SALES S Drag Store, corner th stroet Bae Reet, cots Pecearivenie Bods,” en ARTHUR NATTANS, Drugewn, Pat *yeeesans Avuirrep.—Seeretary Rich- hid in Kae Se got to tuetr sure to teed thems’ Steer eaten wen A ; . aa — ; ald-ir Corner 21 and D streets ardson has issued an order that no visitors be bi caaicd _— veg saseed at Yreka to-night, w Ajman named Keeler attempted to reach a QprSemacnes 2 00:3 Fs, eres | OC ee allowed to go through the engraving and print- | the New postal cards, have already been re- | the front, to April lath: sibberssmnatee heal panic amen \ Who will appear on Thursday, April 4*h, and each nnd OEre ing bureau of the Treasury department, and | éived at the Post Office Department. Phila- | Col. Perry, Lieut. Miller, and ™0 men ler | panied by his wife and child. and the GREAT SEDUCTION UN PRICES. evening thereafter, in the great sensa- A mg rat gegm BE ge hereafter he will give ho permicion to visitors | 1elphia alone wants 1,000,000 of the first inst: camp at sunrise this morning, on 4 scout south- | ter were frozen to death. A Mr, Mer of poi * tional loralism of 9 Cnn eared take than teretok taethese . Pook Tet, 00-000 will be ready on the txt | eastward. Nothing will be done in camp antil | Hastings, perbihed while trying to rach hia These instruments, whi of thetr #e THE WASHINGTON DETECT! Disease of the Urinary and Beminal Jcsigmnets 5 oe w nec to cut down they return, unless the Modocs make anattack. | house. The wife and child of "Mr. bent, woot plan met sooek Engagement cf the femed rocullet aad: comedian, | whole train of disorders Drought on Tue Unitep States FRONTIER Cownts- | of the requisitions, and in doin; over the country. can be had now for the fol- bowing | wr RE PIANOS from 993 to 9&7. UPLIGHT PIANOS fost ga es ort0, GBAND PIANUS from § " pa oe ae acre R- Tig! ic ion exchanged ‘ening ¥ pal roperly atten: ie SARL RICHTER, Agent, a6 tr 935 Pennaytvania avente ILLIAM KNABE & CO. Batrimomk, Map Tia: RAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, op before the pabiie for forty years. and upon thelr excellence al a maparchaeed ~ pce-reainenc which pronounces thew neqnalled for & fone, touch, workmanship ai Rave been awarded sixty -f at different faire over tors. All of their ir com petit SQUARE PIANOS have their uew and improvet Ov: rang Seale and Ag’ fe. William McCammon’s PIANOS and PIANOS anc ORGANS from various well-known factories for eae rem. ENBACH’S, declo-t? BANKERS, OTS BIGELOW, Banker, 643 D STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL LECTIONS. with Banking BAKING HotseE oF J. H. SQUIER & €O. 1446 P SSYLVANIA oF WILLARD GTON WAS. & percent. imrerest po c this prefere which is not prob: ven to the larger cities, where it ix will return to-morro MR. BILLY DEVERE. Red Clond, were frozen in going to a neighbor's Enthusiactic success of the brilliant Stow has arrived at San Antonio, Texas, night, and part will pro- Premiere Dan. will be presnmed after the hous bad been rendered Senirae, after a fatiguing march from the Upper Rio Teghiations Serer aa ved pon Gace ts echt Poo ty oe he eR She oe ty By Pamitice. M'LLE COUCHITA RONZATTTI. Grande valléy. An extended sitting at San An- | ist of May, and immediately after will be Indians were seen in close proximity to the polled to take refuge im cellars or ke: The dariag Drill Gymuaste, THE SENYAIS! sae a Close ther operations on the border. } to the postal card agency at Springtiekt, Mas-., | camp to-day; they came to the lake for water. | hove for thee dace Mowe ate MAUDE, the Drill Quota: eugr, the King of Air! and the commission wili leave for Washington | to be filled. Asit will take three or fourdavs | Three shots were heard in the southeast: evi. | gee'sthaata ua, age festract TWo NEW GRAND BiLLeTs| 4“ early in June. to examine the re ition, ~ is not probaly deatts met by the Indians yo This i horses was great. Some farmers jest a! na gay ey a gue ms ;, | that the new cards will be on hand and for afternoon Indians were soen out herding their | they had. ne party lost a whole hoot or ee Sky i ome BALLS, de Baer of Wisconsin, F- Graham, of Mn | Har ages e® Stn Ste the Ho | Seer mus tease isp tos | hen "Therrn he radeaye Cos Sa ¢ charming Queen of Vecalists, , &C, 1 0 NF. , of Min- | joth of May. equ a for: tion. | with snow as hard as tee, and snow-plows wore MISS FANNIE DAVENPORT. roi , ‘and W. eaten: THE MODOC CHANGE OF BASE. useless. ee A GRAND UNION BALI ‘appoleted to positions upom thestaff of thé med- | ™asler Actually Declines to Accept Because He | sitions there, and they will make a stand aj that the « em 5 0. RS 4 Pe eee 45 ical referee of the Pension Bureau, after the | “Hain't Got No Time.”—The Postmaster Gon- it. Thé women and children are there, PRILADELYHiA, April 22.—A meeting for the ANTE LAS THE DIsTRICT MILITIA, usual competitive examination. eral to-day received the following letter from a ng been Temoved before the massacre. | election of a ceiitewnial board of ti» wi There is a quantity of ammanition there and « supply of water. Fortifications will be thrown up at points commanding the lake share to ard the water-line., Eleven dead bodice E GIVEN A person who was recently appointed postmaster THE INAUGURAL BU (at a salary of twelve dollars per annum) of a backwoods town in Iowa. We give it verte'om et Niteratim: held to-day at noon called the meeting to order. ler was elected president of the meets, i | livered @ brief address. The act « REPreseNTATIVE Wa. J. O'BRIEN, of Maryland, announces throngh the Baltimore papers that he is authorized to nominate a T ILDING, EW OPERA HOUSE, - FORD......Proprietor and Manager, ongrese number of Indians wounded ts unknown. Som the centennial bo: ONDAY. — candidate from the third Congressional district | (,{'t0 the gineral postmaster at Washington | ue live Modoc were found in the cave of eige Fee hm pe gh THE QUEEN OF OPERA BO Qing | Maryland tor appointment to the n Soe foe renin nom ant re CIxTESh WARMIORS SLAIN. lowing gentlemen will be elected, us soar REW PAMISIAN OPERA TROUPE. ai etend scodrasy,, He propesee to Beli. s com Zot no time to tend to iti supose you got the pa. | _ The bodies of the dead were barled. The | any others are being vated for Por dco Commencin, pRickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies, $1; t0 A hed ol per someow my frinds sent up Reckominde i Gnance, trem Philatc ONE WEEK ASE SMreRoay witiser. Pat ih ane members of the militia organization pte A but I hain’t got time to do the thing oy Aaeatgag sotnane ah ane ation bees Coie ines ete yg Eg pg eg eth With her Matchicas Company of Distimzaisned | torw allowed io the Bod Bee eet yee Moxs Room rox Awenicax Exuteirons.— | too be done In fact | dout kuow hardly what is | Soigiere Ont one civilian were stain. Eleven Daniel M. Fox, Wm. V Me NF rench Arties, Tt, | ar hanes ee Cee, | | Tie tepertmeat of Beate kus coceived tame +50 in wy be done our shoomaker would be © 1 Site gteabled by aprained anuten, Irioteperted | ton hae, Ht’ Bites, tbe f seats to commence FRIDAY, April 25,.t mation to the effect that six thousand addi- | yore feed, MAN calla Riss tos he aoe wun | that two more of the wounded in the lava beds | M. Biddle, = LECTURES. ee a aa ena ape eee Cea ica uetted to | there is our storecseper jim B—— that wants | Wilernvetenight, | 0 | Henry © yom the American department of the Vienna expo- | the position mightty bad ‘bat as shure as soe ts. Meacham was within three m h : “5 ed Stav lava beds on the “pu STAGE,” Hom, and that articles from the Ux iith, when she was tarned intended for exhibition will be received un: are @ livin man jim B— kaint read good wr A. S. Hewitt, N MARKAITER’ 7 2 back. Mr. Meacham is doing finely. Day after York; A ' tin and thats the trouble You see them th t reprise? street street . to-morrow be will be taken to Ferris’ Ranche ary Frotee Olt Paintings, Engrasings, Chrome, & TEL Ls i Sarath THE CLAImaxts entitled to the 20 percent | wus rased out in the countray and josi : to the ranche. BD res ber, Virgi Washbourne, Wisco: 80, largest angti in LL, i nd by Congress to civ: ves in |g ot wee ‘i don’ out to s soon as the cavalry retn ide ‘Picturesy Frames? Bice’ Gorda wa NG, April 24, Se ee ete ar amplerée in | town last weok ae Soe" Rae oad to be | “gee MODOS WiLL EB AGAT! ATTACKED, From Europe To-day. wig Rings, Nails. &c.,in the Distuict, Reserved seats at J. G. Parker's, 527 7th strect, | 1867, will now receive their money, the court of | postmaste 4 P time ever pone itt | if they remain where we think they are. Capt. | CABLE RATES ee TERMS CASH . Norice—This, will be the closing lecture of thé | claims having entered judgmentin their favor | M4wut me i hain’t got time ever your frini,” | thes ra vering. Young Hovey Please remember Name and Number. je1-1y' a8 iekets must be presented at +, Fach individual ac count must be will be baried af Yeeks this brewing. “Sa ote LL KINDS OF OAST-OFF WEARING aP- ker’s, 527 7th street, aud exchanged, if the i sury either by the claimant in A Plea for the Cheyennes, sealped and disembowele ad his head mast PABKL can be sold to the very om advantage ers desire reserved seats als person or duly authorized attorney, and will br 2 = by addressin ‘JUSTE. with aflat rock. or calling on : 2 Ind Notes by mail Dromptiy attended to Harmon, who teil within ¢ 1 lines, was scalped. paid there after examination by the coutroller ,AG ON THE MURDER OF THE ve LADIES’ GOODS. J. re Bo. 939 Penna. ave Bpectal attention sive Ins ites attention to se wbicts will pay He to 15 per length of time towait invest r ker, 4, Washington, D.C. vestment secarities, os mnw offered at prices emounts aud of fe, reliable, profit nd prompt, mak: m in every respect Heres SECU clinic Re by perm Johnson & ton, D. Kelly, Eaq., ©) HE NATIONAL BANK OF THE KEPUBLIO Cotne rof 7th and D streets, OPEN FROM 19 A.M. To 3 P. M. Gectz CHAS. BRADLEY, Oashior, RICAN SAVINGS BANK, Sevevrn Stacer, Post-Offca Depart p.m. Saturdays open an m., to Teceive deposits ouly. rest on, Cullections ma= an¢ sucaaree fecetane JOHN HITZ, President, W. F_ MATTINGLY Scc., K FREEDMAN S Savi A Tes TkUstcompany o> * Beakicg House, So. 1507 Aanstvanie avons, ‘opposite the Trea Pars sikh rew GENT INTEREST. Interest Begins the First af Bach Month. Pars FoCR #ee Ses a2, ysimoae wccante Issues Cortifcans of Dopes and 4 per cont. HAS BRANCH OFFICES ine ail tates towns and Cities of the Seuth and Southwest. hours, m. to ™. lay and Saturday nights from 6» to $ otizck, toreceivedepositsouiy” Call at the Beukos eend for g copy of the Charter and By-laws. )13-ly JAF cooxe a co., BANEERS, ¥ AND SELL FOREIGN EXCHANGE UE CIRCULAR LETTERS QF CREDrT tor available tm any part ef the on JAY COOKE, M-CULLOCH & CC,, Cashed in of ENGLAND, IRELayi Boorman, sree of charts. S na INGTON CiT VIN WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, PaY8 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT. Hing, ‘Treasury, is ‘ vmed to ‘his sforotery hee, for weeks doubt teaded Geen cree aceea eo beue ‘Bite’s operations are jnently pcg Gy Shout complaint; there is little oF to pain, no of time, aud if none but suitable shoes be worn, the Excatmént, even in extreme canes, effects (a perfect cure; though the feet beirg ceed s0 ‘Corns Sheen Geechee oe Gest, scoucury of Lime, comfort aed eck ia ar creat ‘wtomal visit to the’ ; Gnd it is awell-known u : ‘at ett BATIONAL MARKET. T and EMOKED MEATS, ot ali asc GAME BOULERY Wear NES": rN beg? ‘at this Market. TT, 414 iit ‘en in this College will the Columbta Hospital, cor: weason, ‘ marai-iy ih ot. tum! Penneylvania avenue, CoLLEce OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY. ‘The Course of Lectu THU gt} May) ner of 2th street a: até * Profesor sf Obstetrics, F. A. Ashford. M. D. roteasor af Obstetrics, F. A. : | See ope Gynwcoloay, J pson, M.D. ‘omen, 3. W Tofesserof Veneral Diserses of nies c DB. atiptener of Diseases of Children, $C. Busey, wef Microscopical at ole Protere sof, Micromsopical Anatomy and Pathol “Proscctor of Amstomy ard Curator, P. J. Murphy, ‘The objects of this College ate to enalite students and flowers of medicine to avail temeste tee Rechte this Hospital aot Dispece cannot be found oncana, Bate x PERBIES Re pea Dr. Many F. Watker w The Commissioner of Pe: ering an application for a NTs A Pension. ns is now cons nsion from |r vE d Enoch Hoag, I of the central superintend: Kansas and the Indi nm superinten hembra , arrived in the Two Days Later. Heaperarters, Lava Beps, Nothing further has transpired and 7th nu. w. (QLD, SCLD, SILVER, BRASS, OOPPER, Erc., bought at’ fair for a New York ‘honse: Household Furniture bought and sold. Notes MISS McCORMICK, TRE ©PANteM Pe be - April 22 —In ¢ rr 6 PENNS yak oe ae ; eS ley Vaadhane t Sw with the | img the return of the > wit of Presiacet Fin ‘omptly sttended to by AUGEMS' ‘905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU Mary E. Walker, and will make his slecision in pi then Beet ee tear Spring ns are scouring the ¢ yeast | Cccurred Inst might, His E : naylventa avenne ‘dst-ly' a few . The Doctor elaims that she had a 3 ~ ot the battle grounds, and are making toward + b (Or Srams,) contract as assistant surgeon with the Govern. | OFS recently killed in the tory were |G Soters, Shieh ae Bt the ead oftne Ui rasily ceased to exercise the f oar % Re Will open om ment during the war, and that she is suieving | Undoubtedly murdered by atew young men of | the craters, which are at the end of the, office. Senor Margall, minist SUMMER RESORTS. THURSDAY, Arti. arn, i sical disabilities c 1g | the Cheyennes who were intoxicated, and who | ledge of th - will act as president Senor MME » Ss. from physical disabilities contracted in the line Modocs have tied to this se hie ai Co @ large and attractive assortinent of Imported pages be acted without the authority ot knowledge ot | Sean, and. troops wi REST, come ax . BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, SREn A Reh e chiefs. He says the Indians regard survey- . - ae BOUTION ¢ CR ARAB CHIEFS S — a x re . + e precur- | are netified. ‘The cavalry wiil return to-night, recy The OSBUEN HOUSE, Leesburg, Va.,fznow open towhich the epecial attention of the ladies is callet Prrs NAL.—Senator Morton lert St. Louis ons ot Cae: setlist nad Cae eae ee and we will then know whither the Molocs Panis, April 22.—A Cispatch from Algiers for the accommodation of Summer Boarders. —— i .. | last night for the Hot Springs of Arkansas. | SOT : : have fled to the south. The Warm Spring In- | VAN") A rablas chie:s have amis will be spared in the endeavor to make al ooo Ith dat Berlin that Herr V, the murder of the surveyorsa numberof United | have fled to the souk, The Warm Spring In- | says tour Arw : Rrtabie. {apeim'] JOB URN, Propric STAMPING DEFOT, A deere wh oy ~ rag - aes States soldiers fired into a party of Cheyenn peda! A Praag y Seen cancel will be appointed secretary of the German lega- | killing and wounding several of their mamber > ee e oe a tion at Washington. = "Gen. BF Butler ro this clrcumstange andthe fact thar the | _ Col Mason has moved bis camp into Cay jore Scandal About the Americas 617 Sevextn Street, ¥ 7 Zo, this circumstance and the fact that the | 500s to" .rhe lava bed proseuts . REAL ESTATE AGENTS. “nid * Temoved from the house at the corner of 15th | Indiane had been made drunk with whisky | Jack's lair. P Com mm to Viena: and I streets, which he has oc upied for the past four years, to a house on I street, between 1ith and i5th, adjoining the residence of J. W. Thompson, esq. --- Senator Patterson, of South Carolina, who bas been quite sick’ for several days past, is still confined to his bed, but is somewhat better to-day. A HORRIBLE SPECTACLE. Bodies have been discovered in crevices and from under heaps of rock, and a sickening stench fills the air. There must have been many killed and wounded we know not of, but we Lave evidence of THE DEATH OF SEVENTEEN MODOCS. Their wounded must be ata W ILLIAM DICKSON, GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, No. 605 FIFTEENTH STREET, OFPOSITE TREASURY. insurance companies repre febai-tr SELLixe OFF! SELLING OFF! AT COST, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, the entire stock OF THE NEW YORK BAZAR, given them by bad whites, may be attrib he thinks, the murders referred to under th circumstances, and considering that the and the main body of Cheyennes are pe ably disposed, Friend Hoag doubts the policy of at present demanding the murderers of surveyors. He thinks it the duty of th: New York, April Opposite Patent Om: improper y on his way to Vienna, ax suspected, and his case is bein, Reports are in cire complimentary com Pe ners secured surve 1 $ A cater rate than i ‘ present certa: None but the safest i 441 Seventh strect, near K. Tue coxprtios or Rerresexrativs Jaxrs | CTHMCHt whenever it intends to send sur« ours, as the ground is literally covered with | Slvutacturing interests, and thet m sorting s arties intoan Indian country to apprai rq sented. mar?-tr NO HUMBUG. ROOKS is still very critical, and his pl ians i e1 fragments of broken shells all over the place ” n COMPANY cach hrs Prompt settlement of losses aud fair dealing euar- B i very al, phy ndians of its purpose in order that they ma Theve shells fell in the wale ravine, inthe cen. | machine company and a gun comp any anteed. 250 im | FMPORTER OF HUMAN HAIR. we se eagle penne has Daitid the | be disarmed of their apprehensions ir of tab coun neattoine: tain ore government comaissioners in its employ AUS Enown, GRAED BARGAINS Ag opinion that itica blood poison resulting f ed Card from Mr. Say snot sian sepa Gah tei ly Se. Soma. Gun & a so eM ADAME ESTREN: 8, malarial Influences, while others think ita sub- FF We publish the annexed card with ple Giere onptared on bd squat whe was amavie to stated that Presi Wrotrsata 7 4 18 13th street, second door from @ stress. acute inflammation of the stomach. He has no i] In the first place, its statements contradict the current belief, and relieve Mr. Harvey from the odium of being the author of a very stupid and malicious if not entirely fictitious “interview and in the second place, they will tend to «is abuse the public mind of the impression that Mr. Corcoran had much todo with the course pursued by the Patriot during the short time it lived; as it has been generaily understood and believed that he did exercise a controlling authority in its management, particularly dur- ing its later days: Editor of the Star:—The following posi paragraph appeared in THE Stan of yesterday, as the introduction of a rude criticism: “The New York Tribune, in publishing an interview between Mr. James E. Harvey and Mr. W. W. Corcoran, criticizing Distric fairs,” &e. This statement has no foundation in fa: I have had no interview with Mr. Corcoran op suvject. Indeed, I bave not seen him tor several months, and I have no connection, direct or indirect, with the Tribune. The imputations in re, to the Patriot are equally unfounded. Mr. Corcoran wa ap original subscriber for five shares, which he tributed in the ese spirit that has marked his career, and with no expectation of benefit ve here T morning for Idaho Springs, Colorado. in a brief response to a toast, in the house of Henry T. Blow yesterday, the President said. “While St. Louis is one of few places in which I have lived long enough to form close attach ments, it is not probable that I willever make thi« city my home.” ursday escape. She confirms THE DEATH OF SCHONCHTN. the second chief, who was shot by Commission Meacham. If the Indians do not make a si this country will be in a horrid state this mer. The rancheroes will sell their cattle and be compelled to abandon their ranches. Fifty desper savages Romrae J these rocky fast- nesses will work incalculable destruction to property, cause a fearful loss of life, and lay waste country, while the soldiers will be comparatively powerless, because they cannot hunt them, and when oe them they can- not venture out without incurring great risk, not knowing what branch or sage-brash con: ceal: the foe. The troops will not be idle. The Modocs will have ne chance to recruit their scattered forces. - ** EXTERMINATION” is the word. Mr. Hovey arrived here last night. He will raise the remains of his son and take them to Yreka for interment. The feeling in this section is aroused to terrible excitement. Business is suspended in a it measure. We are hourly expecting to hear of the massa defenseless citizens living in the vailies. Ifthe Indians will make a stand in one place, we will soon have the last one, but if they scatter into small bands, it will be next to impussible to get at them. Another Fight! Later, 10a. m.—Firing has commenced at the appetive whatever, and only takes tood in obe- dience to the orders of his physicians. At tirst his disease was attended by a severe diarrlira, bat for the past two months there has been no symptoms in that direction until within the past few days it has again made its appearance. Grn. SHERMAN aND THE Presipent’s Peace Poticy. — Many statements recent! published ure evidently designed to jead to the impression that Gen. Sherrgan is not _in accord with the Indian peace policy of the President. ‘These statements are exceedingly annoying to Gen. Sherman, who is in pefect harmony with the President on the Indian question, and does not like to have it appear that he is’trying to create a feeling against the Peace Comumis- sion. He believes us the President does, in caring for the Indians and protecting them so long as they behave themselves and remain on their reservations, but when they become hostile and disposed to give trouble, both the President and himself are in favor of dealing with them promptly and severely, and torcing them upon their reser er Gen. Batler a Candidate for Governor. New Yors, April says Benjamin F. Ba bea candidate for Governor of Massachusetts, and is confident of hi- clec EMIGRANT Twelve thousand emigrants arrived of this port yesterday. HOOL FO. 185 HARROVER'S sc You Manis AND CHILDERS, 1sa6 ia se ; ‘Fourth quarter wi W6th; fall term Sepiember Mle aplocin™ EMENTS OF and BOO) IMANSHIP AND THE EU MMA ABITHMETIC, KEEPING tht to individuals or to classes, be- Building, Hah ot betticen Paty Be: ouBE® School AMES CORBIDON, Teacher, writing, and Work executed to order.“&% = ap3-im FINE CLOTHING oe . PENNSYLVANIA Coat TRapE.—The trade continues dull, as well from want of orvdlcrs as from excess o1 unchanged, known as the «-poo!” wil! advance them with the a May. The committee appointed ta average March prices of coal upon which to ba-e wi for April, met on the 15th instant at le, and fixed the average at €2.49 27-109, ‘The rate of wages tor the current month, there- fore, will be on the $2.50 basis. Coal, it will be seen, bas declined since the resumption of shigr- ments from Port Kichmond, and rather more than was expected — hile. Lodger. _————<$_$_={£. a every Lettering, description, in SOUTHERN Warers.— Mr. Seth Green, the noted fish culturist, has leit bere, with four assistants, for Augnsta. Ga., for the purpose of there commencing the work of shad hatching with a view of resioc! Snap Hatcnin FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, +a |. y » ah - ing the southern and western waters. After the | form cxercinad, or atten ted ae eee OE tacked by Titilane Goming down tethe water, | qZ¥z Govbarcn MuRbes Mysreey Ac sux.— season closes at Augusta, Mr. Green w:': come | jeast influence in the direction of that paper, | ‘ackes,b3, Indians coming dow Thee e New York correspondent of the Philadel MADE TO ORDER IN NEW YORK northward and continue his labors sc. vely | and this remark applies with equal and atc | AB, ecort cout the mex have been er. | Hula mguirersa~: Ou Saturday Mr. Gomiich at Newbern, Weldon, Fredericksburg, Wa-h- | truth to ceene Besant as tacked , and 3 Goodrich, THE LARGEST assonTMEYT FORTHE 48 init‘ wit "pincer eeeers | mating entd ot threrantone Ua rote | aii. vn Mis fy ines Foes aon | RuMtertueY ania never ekg, calcd You aN cach station, and others willbe transmitted by | resyonsibilicy tor whatever wae goody bed’ ay |e cavalry, way tom Black, Foiaee aboat | Bist found benide the body the morning of the IN THE COUNTRY. * YOUTHS’ AN! port Meo pr Miseisciph eaten, ne, Atlantic | the Patriot devolved upon me, and Ido not care | mile from the cai heavy and stead J firing is ving. the’ Mi ‘ticulars can be ol ves. te shrink from it in the face of misrepresenta: tion. The Patrict under my charge always advo- cated judicious improvements for this District What we asked was that the wise rale ef duct in private affairs should be applied tothem by maturing a plan under competent engineer= and practical minds, ——. it tothe mean» the community, executing ly $0 as it gradual ‘and honest admin- was not the weapon his son was in the hab carry or » While the one found is «f wood. This atest clue is to be Investigated by the police. Fata tect, meant As A RarLaoap SvEp Por Over Ong Mint Do.Lane.—The state of Indiana is prosecuting the Terre Haute and Indianapolis railroad i the Owen county circuit court, for a large sem mated as being over 81,0 ot as Sad pe had a white handle, ivory iv. lodocs. No further before the courier Latest from the Front! Yreka, April 21.—James Glenn arrived at 8 o'clock p. m. from the front. He brings dis- patches from General Gillem. He left head- and reports been shot at twice when four miles this side of the camp by [ndians, but was untouched. M goes out under direction of Protessor Sj . Baird, in accordance with the plans of that gentleman, published at length in Tuy Stan a Tew days ago. PESSIONSTO InvIANS.—The Pension Oitice is now prepared toreceive applications, under the late law, from such of the Indians as served ustained SAMPLES SUITS READY MADE, #OK MEN, BOYS AND CHILDRER. to insure proper énjiervision it. The railroad company Those en- | istration, without harsh buriens, and attracting . W. A. Hovey ison his in with the of course vehemently resists the CALL AND SEE! rt r whose property to bear the cost. the pros and cons as to the attorney DEVLIN «& Co.. CALE 4np SEE: Those who sustained in- Whether these precautions were wise or un ’ . 4 service were not entitled to receive shall be directed by the governor and pensions until the last session of Con, when wise, taxpayers can best answer, in floutonant governor to dismiss the suit.—. 7, resence o: the results of a system over which they had no spi-sm 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 3 W orld, 2iet. @R. BARGAINS! a law was which provides that the mem- James E. Harvey. : bersof Indian re; nts shall receive i RPS ee ey Ee Rewvorep Contest Qa mansess: nansess: $4 geese ane at + | inthe same manner as white soldiers, Sines took place at Frankfort, Ger- Paciric Matta tu GREAT ARGAL 2 the close of the war about four hundred appil- stock tors at = GREAT BARGAINS: | the,close of are oo band ojaree mock of all kinds of Sin. BUBBER, NICKEL, pensions from Indians of this class have been received. AN Indians who served iments and are entitled have ri regularly ae close of the bi gte avd Doub INSYLVANIA AVENU! control of the compan; stv! 1 PEW . Present management have’ bese’ sence ANIA AV! sexes 1 PERSLEAES SERGE: Hic Beans Sole agents for Hill's celebrated REFERRING to the “Rev. J. Hale Barney” t y Dat, CONCORD HABN . or Faird Door from th treet. | swindle, our moribund neighbor, the Chronicle, Lena peewee 4 ‘Callers ve @ reputation mas Fare pox Tee Reet says: Preesytea all over the country ity end strength, F: Mew, | auc hecity postmaster, General Edmunds, has x EE GEDA TRUNKA tor seecection ‘ogalnet sooth, Ko. dbo PAPERHANGIXGS, bus «30 ‘mation and containing the eamecisestace fad pam pom CEDA: KS, for protect Tru 8r. Tra Sr. There are only two blunders in the abo: een Bechosen, comm Call and examine stock. Lote eee: NOW OPEN aT three lines. The cil 7 church, coming from MARKERITER to be * * _st-im_497 Penn. ave.,next to National Hotel. |, 439 71m street, between D and I streets, snes YIENNA EXPUSITION. CIRCKLAR LETTERS OF CREDIT, IssvED BY Ja¥ COOKE & co. 1 Spe nyuae Later ie inter of Intention co Bight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, vy tion is person or by letter. . . (AAT COOKE & CO., Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON.